New Zealand Gazette – 1960 – No. 22

Page 427

✨ Goods Classification and Charges



31 MARCH

THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

GOODS, LIVESTOCK, PARCELS, AND LUGGAGE—continued
68. Classification of Goods, Livestock, etc.—continued

Paragraph 4—continued
Insert—continued
Fittings, shop, such as shelves and counters (showcases and display cabinets,
as furniture)
Furniture as under—
Kit-sets, packed in cartons
Hessian, or twill, for the manufacture of bags or sacks
Implements, agricultural, unassembled, as under—
In cases or crates
Hay rakes, minimum 10 cwt per machine
Hay tedders, minimum 10 cwt per machine
Jute, for manufacture of underfelt
Manure, extracted from sheep daggins
Motor-lift trucks (such as fork-lift trucks or industrial stackers)
Mouldings as under—
Wooden, including door jambs, architraves, scotia, dowelling, scribers, etc.,
as under—
Packed in bundles
Loose
Paper as under—
Corrugated glassine paper
Dimplex paper (as single faced corrugated cardboard)
Printing, poster, manilla, tissue for waxing, wrapping, newsprint, paper bags,
and plain cardboard, consigned direct by rail from paper mills. Minimum
quantity 10 cwt per consignment—
For distances not exceeding 350 miles
For distances exceeding 350 miles (minimum rate as Class D less 25% for
350 miles, viz, £5 8s. 7d. per ton)
Tissue (serviette, toilet, and towel), consigned direct by rail from paper mills.
Minimum quantity 10 cwt per consignment
Sawbenches
Shop fittings, such as shelves and counters (showcases and display cabinets,
as furniture)
Showcases
Stockinette, consigned to frozen-meat companies
Timber, not exceeding 6 ft in length—
Offcuts or mill slabs, certified for boxmaking, finger jointing or edge
gluing
Woolpack holders, assembled
Woolpack holders, unassembled
Class
C plus 50%
C
E
C
C plus 20%
C plus 20%
See Regulation 77
E
C plus 20%
C
K
See Regulation 75
G (Meas. rate)
C plus 20%
D less 25%
D less 33⅓%
D
G (Meas. rate)
C plus 50%
As furniture
D
Q
C Double rate
C

GOODS

  1. Computation of Charges

Paragraph 2: Omit this paragraph, and substitute the following:

  1. Goods Subject to an Increase in Rate—Where a local rate for class C goods applies, charges for
    goods of classes C plus 20%, C plus 50% or C double rate are to be computed as follows—
    (a) If goods are chargeable on weight, the appropriate increase is to be applied to the local rate.
    (b) If goods are chargeable on measurement the local rate is not to be increased.

  2. Class P

Paragraph 1: Omit the words “Concrete blocks”.

  1. Class Q

Paragraph 1: Omit the word “hollow”.

  1. Circuses

Omit paragraphs 2, 3, and 4 of this regulation.

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✨ LLM interpretation of page content

🚂 Classification of Goods, Livestock, Parcels, and Luggage (continued from previous page)

🚂 Transport & Communications
Goods classification, Livestock, Parcels, Luggage, Railway charges, Rates, Tables, Furniture, Timber, Paper, Fittings

🚂 Computation of Charges - Goods Subject to Increase in Rate

🚂 Transport & Communications
Goods charges, Local rates, Class C goods, Weight charges, Measurement charges

🚂 Class P Amendment

🚂 Transport & Communications
Class P, Goods classification, Concrete blocks, Amendment

🚂 Class Q Amendment

🚂 Transport & Communications
Class Q, Goods classification, Hollow items, Amendment

🚂 Circuses Regulation Amendment

🚂 Transport & Communications
Circuses, Regulations, Amendments